[Paint Miniatures]-NATO 3 Tone Camouflage |Team Yankee | Cold War | Models | Wargaming | WWIII

Team Yankee and other modern of Cold War era wargaming systems are bound to include NATO forces. And where there are NATO vehicles, there will be 3 Tone camouflage. Most camo schemes can be hard to paint and NATO 3 tone (CARC) is no exception. In this video I set out to make everyone's life easier by detailing my fast and easy method to get paint the ubiquitous camouflage. Please enjoy and remember to subscribe!
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[@RyanK2036]

Just pre-ordered the new Team Yankee US starter set. Super excited to get to painting them!

[@MiniatureLandscapeHobbies]

Awesome. It looks like a great set! American mech Bradley infantry is probably the formation I play most in TY.

[@heathlawson3059]

Very nice!

[@MiniatureLandscapeHobbies]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jamesevans886]

Another great video. Most of the Vallejo range of paints have been lightened for 1/35th scale, which means they are too dark for 1/100th scale. An easy way to compensate for this is to add 1 drop of ivory to 4 drops of your main colour. In this case, it would be 4 drops of NATO green and 1 drop of ivory. When I have a number of 15mm models to paint up, I don't use filters or glasses. In this case , to tonally balance the camouflage colours, I add a tiny amount of NATO green to the NATO brown and black for a similar effect. I totally agree that when working with 15mm models, the contrast needs to be pushed.

[@MiniatureLandscapeHobbies]

Interesting! Thanks for sharing this!

[@brayandeutsch6577]

Can you use the same layer technique using with an airbrush with dry brushing?

[@MiniatureLandscapeHobbies]

Technically yes. The result will not be as smooth or consistent...but if you are going for the rough cast look it would probably work well.